Arsenal verified Alex Manninger death after tragic car crash aged 48, with tributes paid to the former goalkeeper and club favourite
Arsenal Football Club, officially known as Arsenal FC, based in London, England, confirmed the tragic death of former goalkeeper Alex Manninger following a fatal car crash at the age of 48, prompting widespread mourning across the football community.
Alex Manninger death was announced by the club through its official channels, with Arsenal FC describing the news as deeply shocking and expressing profound sadness at the loss of the former Austria international.
In an emotional statement shared on social media platform X, Arsenal FC said the entire club was devastated by the passing of Alex Manninger and extended condolences to his family and loved ones during what it described as an incredibly difficult time.
The former goalkeeper, who represented Arsenal FC between 1997 and 2002, was remembered for his professionalism and contribution during his time at the club, where he served as a reliable presence between the posts.
During his career, Alex also played for several European clubs including Juventus, Liverpool, Bologna, Torino, Red Bull Salzburg, Udinese and Augsburg, earning respect across multiple leagues for his experience and composure.
Alex death has triggered tributes from across the football world, reflecting the impact of his long-standing career in the game and the strong relationships he built within the sport.
Arsenal FC’s message concluded with a heartfelt farewell, stating: “Rest in peace, Alex,” a gesture that underlined the emotional weight of the loss felt within the club and beyond.
